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Originally Posted by CanucksWorstNightmare
Well Vinny01 if this team needs scoring help which most people think they do you have to give something up for that.Gillies is expendable now that Rittich has shown what he is capable of ,you aren't trading Valamaki or Anderson so Kylington it is. There is still no guarantee Kylington ever becomes a full time NHL'r.I feel like you are overrating these 2 guys and there is no way you are getting any of the other high end scorers for these 2 guys alone without including draft picks which we don't have.
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There was a brief moment against the Bruins where Rittich was slow to get up. Without Gillies in place the team is looking at Parsons or McDonald playing in the nhl this year.
Kylington is a solid prospect so he is not a bargain price for a mediocre winger that hasn’t scored 50pts in 5 years, has a horrible reputation, and could walk in 2 months.
You can advocate trading for Kane for scoring purposes that is fine. He absolutely is an option the Flames can consider but Gillies and Kylington are worth more than a 2nd rounder and to me a 2nd is a bargain price for Kane. 2 prospects worth more than that is an overpay.
If Kane were willing to sign a 4x4 contract I would trade both Kylington and Gillies for him (assuming the Flames did their homework and are comfortable with Kane’s character and fit)
I prefer the Flames offer a package of Gillies, Kylington and Stone for Hoffman than Gillies and Kylington for Kane